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Team Tweets & News Articles
The Detroit Red Wings are coming off perhaps their best game of the season. The New York Rangers are coming to Detroit minus their most important player. The Rangers, who face the Red Wings on Sunday at Joe Louis Arena, announced Saturday that goaltender Henrik Lundqvist would miss two to three weeks with a muscle strain in his hip that he suffered in Tuesday's 5-2 win over the Florida Panthers. Continue to Article
March 11, 2017 7:41:pm EST
Minnesota Wild coach Bruce Boudreau is a realist. Yes, Boudreau's club has shined throughout the regular season to establish a 3-point lead atop the Central Division and Western Conference. "We know, if we want to go anywhere, we have to go through Chicago to be successful," Boudreau told the St. Paul Pioneer Press. Continue to Article
March 11, 2017 6:23:pm EST
The New Jersey Devils lost their fifth game in a row on Thursday night, and we might have reached the nadir of their season: Defeated by the Colorado Avalanche, which earned their 19th win in 66 games. Would the GM who had 21 coaching changes with the Devils have turfed him before this lost season? Continue to Article
March 10, 2017 4:44:pm EST
Highlights of Thursday's National Hockey League games: Lightning 4, Wild 1 The Tampa Bay Lightning, scrapping for every point in a wild-card logjam, picked up two points Thursday night with one of their more impressive wins, surprising the Minnesota Wild in a 4-1 victory at Amalie Arena. Andrei Vasilevskiy won for the fourth time in five games since taking over as Tampa Bay's primary goaltender with the trade of Ben Bishop last week, stopping the first 28 Minnesota shots. Victor Hedman and Andrej Sustr also scored for the Lightning, while Marco Scandella scored for the Wild. Continue to Article
March 10, 2017 2:25:am EST
The Minnesota Wild haven't come close to slumping in a long while, but the Western Conference's top team in is a bit of a rough patch, relatively speaking. The Tampa Bay Lightning, scrapping to stay alive in the playoff race, play host to the Wild on Thursday. Minnesota (42-16-6) lost two of its past three games in regulation, something the Wild hadn't done since November. Continue to Article
March 09, 2017 1:43:am EST
